At Emmaus Mossley, we provide opportunities to people who are homeless and socially disadvantaged.
We don’t just offer a bed for the night, we offer a home for as long as someone needs it, as well as support, training and meaningful work in our social enterprise. We give people an opportunity to regain control of their lives by living and working alongside others in a supportive communal environment.
The Emmaus Mossley community building is situated at Longlands Mill in Tameside. Each of our companions has their own en-suite bedroom and access to a range of communal facilities including a kitchen, dining room, lounge, garden and gym.
The opportunity to become part of a community and make a contribution to it, plays an important role in restoring self-esteem and helping people to find a way to overcome homelessness in the long term.
Emmaus Mossley provides help to people of all backgrounds, beliefs and gender who are experiencing homelessness. We offer a home, work in a social enterprise and an opportunity to gain skills, confidence and training.
To join our community, individuals are asked to contribute to the best of their ability in our social enterprise. We provide education, training and personal development to help people on their journey towards a better future.
We accept enquiries directly from people who need homeless support but more often we receive referrals from local organisations, charities and partners. Our success depends on maintaining a stable community so every application is carefully considered and risks assessed. We need to be sure that there is a good match between the individual and the community. We also try to make sure we meet the greatest need first.
Emmaus Mossley is fully committed to equal opportunities and will not discriminate on the grounds of gender, marital status, age, race, skin colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, religion or belief, political opinion, disability or sexual orientation.
If you want to know more or would like to join us please contact the Community team, on 01457 838608 or email [email protected]
Different people have different needs so it’s important that they access the right support first.
If you are concerned about someone you have seen sleeping rough you should contact Street Link. If you think the person you are concerned about is in immediate danger or needs urgent care, call 999.
To find a variety of homeless support services across Greater Manchester please visit Street Support.